Environmental Health contract approved; county to invoice state under recent bill
Commissioners approved a 13‑month Environmental Health contract beginning July 1; staff said the county's earmark is about $357,000 and that recent state legislation changes how enforcement and billing for certain activities (including roadside vendors) are handled.
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Environmental Health staff asked the court to authorize a 13‑month contract beginning July 1, 2026 and said the county's earmark for that term is "the payment is in the amount of 357,000 before 7." Staff explained the item is tied to recently enacted state legislation that shifted some administrative responsibilities and will require the county to invoice the state for services.
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